25
V
II
XV
:v
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Servlca
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
P
'al
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
4
(US
U,y
...mri
tvn
a
warn
iiiii
nmii
unn
ii
till
11L.1
AII41
I
AT
ATLIN
SOLD
Just
Put
Through
Viv
20
An
"Twitiiiiy
proi-i.i'i
-I
Vtw.nti
i"
1
1
1
1
1
III
I
il
i
I
"
tere-:
n
'
d-
..iiir.
II
Ml
h'"k-
injii.-
i
li
Intuitu
tlii.
a
Nov.
so.
A
motion:
tin
ue
of
remain
f
the
r.iollllule!
'
in
fur
e!iirlnHMilal
t.niel
Hinilli
we
wu(
in
Ihe
I.(lluture
30
I'rovineiul
unl
i"-
iir
mberx
uf
Ihe
llnufe
i
he
government
nioiinn.
.
TIDAL
WAVE
ON
Pacific
Port
Is
Reported
to
be
4
Dostroyed
With
Much
Loss
of
Life
Mi
-1
i.ity.
.Nov.
SO.
It
l
;
Hal
the
I'aeiric
eaiort
i
iixejn
vvii
ileslroyed
h.v
viv.
a
ilesiialeli
from
uy-
Only
meiitfre
r
reeeived.
hill
theso
Heavy
rn-iinlllev
warning.
'
'
iiersuii
In
IIm
(illy
'
water
nhniihl
he
'
uii
ful
ami
not
waslu
1
v
us
nur
iiiiiIii
ronnee-
will
mil
he
eoiniileleil
.
ii('f;.n.
tinx)
Tticsiluy.
'
'
or
l'rinre
Hiiierl.
pound
In
IW23
when
there
was
ino
clow
eMon
al
ail.
I
'Hi'K
TK
fpaTitfei.
iff
'the
lialMnrt
IhiiIiii-
M
lrte
Yi
k
f
....in
ier.
e
todut
Hi.-
lie,
j
HMerl
lhal
in
Aiipuwl
lliera
I.MB.IMMi
.i.u..d-
markelw
-
en
ii.i.i.
than
aW
ceiliere
he
lrae.
month',
hand-
-
in
iie.
i...h.u
II
uliaeeholder.
in
lid.
Who
lllele(!
,
miimII
f
rarl
ion
line
of
Ihe
hare.
tot
I
h-ir
holil-
Mreemen:
.
inn
i
n.wn
a
v
n
u
u
n
'
a
n
a
a
11
1
aj
ii'iinniii
ill
i
w
v.
IN
LEGISLATURE
linn
in
Hie
HlHiory-
oi
ine
pori.
Month
by
Month
Total
nMtnlli
ly
moiilh
for
the
year
aae
h
Itfllow.
muwira-tne
fimirr-
for
I
he
eorrenHind-
iiav
nion
thin
ven
:
iKebnmry
i
Maerli
.
.
i
tiiril
II
v
.
.
.
1
1
1
1
1
e
lulv
.
.
.
Viiun.l
0lmt
Oruetome
Invettlga-
j
.t
w-llon
Atked
by
Twlgfl
Ni.mmiiIm
Wheat
..
C.
1'.
11.
IV.Ti
1.1
Hi.lHH)
;i.Kin.H(ni
:.:niK.Knn
v.:t.tM
a.-.'ti'.Mwi
;i.oh.(imo
l.nfln.vnn
:t.u(t;.tHMi
2'.Mft,WHI
l.:t-.M.tMi
In
dale)
.
(.niixervalive.
ile-j
144i44-
(limit
lee
uf
lnve-
1loue
here.
Mexican
coast.:
:
:
n.r..
tSllvur
.......
i
Itiiily
Alniku
....
Duuwoll
(irutihy
MuniKit
iMemler
I'orler
Idaho
flirf
Iltlel
Tennluu
I..
A
I
'
Ilttfus
(Iliul-lnne
Hllvercirsl
llnwe
Sound
Iliilh
Untie
iii
IV?
I
alo
Winp
tt)3t
5.S55.000
2.1HV.K00
;.t.2t)0
.'i.nvs.aoo
a.iiKK.mo
3.H
I.S.WI0
S.iUS.ton
S.flSV.tnn
s.-sit.:"
PRAYERS
READ
BY
WOMAN
YESTERDAY
IN
LEGISLATURE
VH
IoUIA.
N"x
-''
Mr-.
I.auili
wire
of
r.nui-liii.-iiilier
lHiil
l.aiul)
of
the
Valval
ion
Army
said
prayer
in
Ihe
l.ejiislaluie
elenlil.v.
II
'
I'"'
Urn
time
in
hislory
of
Ihe
lo-MMiiue
thai
a
woman
lia-
o
offieiiiled
in
the
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
TEST
ELEVATOR
MACHINERY
NOW
Power
Connected
Today
and
First
"Turn
0er
to
be
Made
Al
noon
loday
liie
lvalor
w
.
cunueeted
up
and
louHtrrow
(d
firl
inaehlnery
lel
will
Im-
rn.nii
l
Ihe
elevator.
The
Kwer
w
'
off
loilay
a
little
over
an
U"
While
the
eliai
fc-e
a"
he
made.
NVUle
the
ih.w
i
vottape
was
ri-e.i
ma
I
et
Hint
''in
liirUU
will
le
l
uoT
will
be
K'ea
out
Ute
vit'.
-
wa
in
Huh
i
in
a
it!
in
till
II
wa
a
jriniil
Mi
.i.
Mil
Mir
oouvr
was
chinked
i
..
e
liy
dock
lMt.nl
recently
else
i:e
r
v
wimlil
have
been
wiMn
liiili
and
power
for
IW"
days
w.ien
Uic
water
main
waMnm
k
lai
a
du
r
two
uis.
Inest
l.ove.
uterinlenUeni
or
ut
ilil
ie.
will
relinquish
hi
du
ir
wllli
Ihe
elly
on
Itereiniic
;t
and
vli
le-
the
eity
on
lec
eiuher
7.
DEPORTATION
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1'lllNCi:
III
PKItT.
H.C.,
riUHAY.
XOVKMHEfl
20.
025.
VMltrdar'i
Clrcvlttlon.
1504
Four
S
,
:i
Ii
tutndie-
who
recently
arrived
unite
the
lu'
in
"
ie
jut?
wi
he
1
i-group
art'
Mr.
ami
Mr-.
Oup-kshittik
and
eighi
hiidren.
Abenteensh
-e:
Mi
.
uu.!
Mi.
Will
and
mx
children.
Fruscrburg;
Mr.
and
Sirs.
Forbes
und
two
children.
King
F.u-wurd.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Murne
und
live
rhildreu.
(ileurnug.
File-hire.
Strut
4M.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the.
least.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
AUBUT
CATCH
FOR
YEAR
IS
LARGE
ONE
PARLIAMENT
VERY
LIKELY
WILL
NOT
MEET
UNTIL
SECOND
WEEK
JANUARY
Halibut
Catch
for
Year
Much
the
Same
as
Last
Nearly
30,000,000
lbs:
!.
Hiding-
ill
Prince
lliipcrt
from
American
mid
hooper
during
tin
year
lV2h.
Hie
fiul
year
lliui
,
-on
ha
been
oxsralive
on
ImiIIi
etuis,
namely
from
.
Fchruurv
!.
mid
frum
November
15
to
Jaiiuurv
;U.
t'i'
favorably
with
llSM
when
llicre
wa
only
six
,-.
-cu-mi
uinl
yenr
pieviou
U
dial
when
there
-e
.
ti
hI
till.
n.irv
tabulation
ol
the
lligft
Prime
Muperl
landing
-
-
-
'
made
.vetcrriay
showed
u
lolul
l..r
the
year
of
28,0.1.200
pound.
W
il
hi
ii
the
next
few
day
oiticthiMg
under
twenty
-houier
are
expected
to
land
fih
here
llntl
was
caught
beforei
lut
Sunday
wlii'ii
Hi
cloe
ea-!
u
irli(l.
Till
will
further;
.
i
a
....II
.1
.
.
.
1
.....
I
..
.ui.
h
I
Ommj
KCtomct
nnv
m
mu-
-
....
-
.......
.....v
......(
llonalre
at
Result
or
Deal
i
iw
ueiiiiiieiy
nompiieii
uniii
,
tin-
lat
out
stand
hie
bout
it
in.
Tin
incomplete
Intul
or
'.'8.-!
0ll.;o
pound
b.r
ItfZS
mm-;
pare
wilh
a
lll
of
2i.l
ii
l.filio,
pound
landed
here
in
K2t
when
there
vm
Mlly
i(
iwlv
of
filwej
.eaon
Nd
wtH.
V.Ufi.7no!
I.ucky
Jim
uluelc"
Hid.
1
.
k
..
.
1
.18.00
I
.:w
National
Sllvnr....
Ilurnllon
A
led
I.:i7
.0(1
I
i
.ro
l8.ro
-'o.uo
.on
;
-j.;io
".in
.i
.0(1
M
li
.30
.13
-I?
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.8'n
.2"
K
.07
Vv
.00
.'8.00
110.00
.:18
.15
.14
U
.15
.02
jtK
.21M,
.1414
.IC
.
.20
H
.28
Australian
Government
Send
Away
President
and
Secretary
of
Union
to
SYDNEY,
N.S.W.,
Nov.
20.
Commonwealth
police
have
arrested
Tom
Walsh,
president,
and
Jaoob
Johannsen,
secretary,
of
the
Australian
Soa-men's
Union
and
they
are
held
for
deportation.
The
action
of
the
police
was
taken
at
the
Instance
of
Premier
Bruce
and
Is
the
result
of
the
federal
eleotlon
In
which
be
was
returned
to
power
and
during
which
the
deportation
question
figured
prominently.
MEMORIAL
UNVEILED
TO
EARLY
NAVIGATORS
VICTOIUA.
Nov.
'.'0.
A
memorial
In
Hip
eiarhleeulh
cen
tury
navijfalors
whose
voyaKes
led
In
Ihe
discovery
of
Ihe
new
world's
tunlhwesl
win
umelieu
hern
yeslerday
by
lloherl
Murk-ley.
a
deseeudeul
of
Guduln
Charles
llarkley,
who
Hrst
renll-ied
Ihe
iiossllillllles
of
lliivlcal-
Infr
Ihe
Inland
walers
reached
by
Ihe
slt'Hlls
of
.luai)
de
1
ucu.
aaaBllaaB
"'
aK
HaVaaaalP
IHBaHH1
'
Vi.
'"...-..
Alexandra,
the
wlio
died
u
s
HI."
Queen's
Mother
KINGSTON
BEAN
Wss
In
Hospital
for
Chronic
Ailment
and.
'
tDled,
ot
His
.
Own
Volition
IMl.sTO.V
Xov.
20.-
The
vve
reerend
1
r.
i.eorse
Starr,
dean
in
Si.
lieorge's
cathedral.
Kin?-
.in.
iiulario.
eomuiilled
suicide
yesierday
at
Ihe
lieacoitss
Ho-.iial
whern
he
was
u
iatieRI.
Tie
was
admitted
to
the
lio-)iita'.
on
Jcloner
21
sulTci
in?
from
u
iintnie
ailment.
Beyond
the
t-talemenl
thai
"h"
died
of
his
own
voiii
kmi."
the
au-liorilies
eav''
no
del
ails.
proWsTade
BY
MENNONITES
Seven
of
Them
Cleared
Joint
Profit
of
$26,000
on
Leased
Farm
Lands
Last
Year
W
INXII'lIti,
Xov.
20.
-Seven
Metmoiitte
families
who
arrived
11
a
ien:iiless
condition
la-l
fall
iearcd
a
pridi!
of
2C.OOO
by
leasing
2.U8U
acres
of
rarin
lands
a;
Provost.
Alberta,
according
lo
a
stalmenl
made
by
the
manager
oT
the
llemer
Canada
ladouisa-.
ion
AssiMMation.
The
.Mennoni-''cs
have
now
purtdiased
the
laud
1
iiilrighl.
Mrs.
Norman
A.
WhII
and
daughter
sailed
this
morning
nu
Ihe
I'rinee
Kuperl
for
Victoria
t
hi
"lignum
inlay,
ioiii
Mr.
Wall
who
is
already
il.
'
i
81
.
'
In-
sou
til.
Ottawa
Opinion
is
Parliament
Will
Not
be
Able
to
Meet
Until
Second
Week
in
the
New
Year
OTTAW
A.
Nov.
X'U.
U
is
doubtful
whether
all
the
return.
will
be
in
o
llial
Parliament
muy
open
on
Deceutber
10.
lit
Ihe
meantime
preparations
are
going,
ahead
in
readine
for
the
event.
It
is
expected
llntl
by
the
end
or
the
mouth
it
will
be
definitely
known
whether
it
will
be
possible
lo
open
before
the
holiday.
Tlie
general
opinion
eetn
to
be
Hint
a
dale
aboul
thy
sec
ond
week
tli
Junmiry
will
be
set,
u
none
of
Ihe
members
would
wMi
lo
bo
away
flu-
Hie
Uhrislmu
or.
New
Year
celebration.
The
opinion
here
is
gain
hug
ground
Unit
there
would
be
no
advantage
lo
ho
gained
from
l'urlhimetit
meeting
die
fore
Christmas,
as
no
business
could
j
strength
of
the
government
unul
be
done
unlil
January.
All
lhatthen
lo
adjourn.
Dowager
Queen
Alexandra
Died
Today
at
Sandringham
following
Several
Severe
Heart
Attacks
.
-
n
.
.
.
i.
SA.MiIUMiIIAM.
Knp.
Nov.
20.
The
(Jueen
Molher,
Alex
audi
ii.
died
nue
!lu-
afU'i
noon
us
a
'
CMiii
01
heart
trouble.
The
mid
had
been
exnecled
tor
some
days
and
King
tieorge,
yiieen
Maiy
and
hi
third
daughter,
(.tueeu
Maude
o:
Norway,
and
other
member
of
Hoyal
Fnniil)
were
nt
her
bedside
before
he
died.
A
bulletiu
-ent
oul
eurlier
in
the
afternoon
by
the
physi-eiun
rend:
''tjiietn
Alexandra
is
siukii.g
rapidly
following
a
re-eiinenee
of
heai"!
atUnk
during
the
morning."
Free
recourse
to
oxygen
vu
hud
to
miligale
her
sufferings.
The
Uueen.
ilant-hler
,if
Kin"
Christian
f
iienmark.
was
iiorn
in
8ti
and
married
the
I'rinee
uf
Wale-
on
March
In.
1803.
She
was
Ooeen
of
Kun-'
land
from
Jan.
22.
llMll.
to
May
tl.
I9ln.
when
Kiin
F.dward,
her.
hecciubr
I.
Her
mat
-riage
to
the
Hritish
I'rinee
vvus
said
to
be
nurely
a
ins
enwageineni
io
i-rioccs
Mary
of
Teck
hud
been
announced.
The
I'riuoe
later
married
the
prince
who
is
now
Kin?
fieorge.
GRAND
JURY
DEFENDS
Declares
It
Heard
no
Evidence
Indicating
a
Crime
Had
Been
Committed
or
Connsctlng
Wong
With
IL
VAXODlVKIl.
-Nov.
20.
Answering
a
slatemenl
made
by
Hon.
A.
M.
Mansnn
in
liie
Legislature
that
the
I
i
rand
Jury,
which
tried
the
murder
charge
against
Won
r
Foon
Sing
should
have
returned
true
bill,
Hie
Jury
in
Us
pre
sentment
lo
Mr.
.lust
ice
Macdon-uld,
who
conducted
the
ussix.es.
replied
that
it
heard
no
evidence
I
hut
the
crime
had
been
eomnit-
ted
or
connecting
I
lie
Cliiuumuu
wilh
Ihe
crime.
ARRESTED
ON
CHARGE
THEFf
AT
ALICE
ARM
Sam
Westrom
Will
Arrive
Here
Tomorrow
In
Custody
of
Provincial
Constable
Broughton
of
Ab-botsford
Sam
W
est
nun.
arrested
ul
Ah
holsford
by
I
lie
provincial
police,
will
urrtve
in
the
eity
cm
the
inoe.-s
Heal
nee
tomorrow
in
custody
of
Con-lahle
ItioHplilon
of
Abbblsfoid
and
will
be
taken
on
lo
Anyox
whe.ru
he
will
face
preliminary
trial
on
a
fhnrge
of
having
stolen
peronul
effects
belonging
to
"sear
Flint
of
Alice
Arm.
HA1TIEN
STEAMER
SANK
ON
MONDAY
Three
Rescued
But
It
Is
Feared:
all
Others
Have
Been
I
Drowned
HAVANA.
Nov.
20.
steamer
Villes
de
('.ayes.
carry!
could
be
done
would
be
to
hearing
mure
than
200
laborers
for
the
speech
from
Ihe
throne';
tothe
Cuban
sugar
field.
auk
move
Ihe
adoption
of
the
ad-
Monday.
An
engineer
and
Iwp
dress,
to
lake
a
lest
vote
on
the
BOAT
OWNERS
MEET
MEMBER
husband,
died.
She
would
have'
celebrated
her
81sl
birthday
on
Committee
Appointed
at
Meeting
Last
Night
to
Confer
With
Fred
Stork,
M.P.
love
inaleh.
hut.
like
most
qlher;
A
commillet.
consisting
0r
Itoyal
mulches
il
was
to
some
ex-
(,wl.e
l
rlUi
j.
a,ri8tia,lseu,
D.
lent
arranged.
Ihe
bride
was
v
Lal,.
und
lK
illt4;i,ie
Was
dele-well
received
in
Itnlaiu
uinlj
Hl
u
me,;Uui;
oI
ti,e
HUH.
since
that
tliw
has
held
a
l'ro-jbul
Doal
Uwimrs-
Ansuciatlou
mineni
iaw
in
inc.
auecaon
oi
.
..,,..
,
rt
Fre(1
sinrk.
'he
H0l.
M.I'.,
and
take
u
with
him
mat-
Thc
eldest
ou
of
the
(jural.,
lw
pe.,atnjB
lu
tl,e
welfare
of
"Uh-
'.iarei.ee
..o.
ao
lhH
illdu?lr
ulU
nj-ihi
4,e
lived,
would
have
lmn
"
1Kirt
Amonghv
JnaUers
will
au.k
dJ
I..
.
..rt'..
uieu
m
id---
j
ic
Hie
uueslion
at
tendance.
President
was
in
the
chair.
of
breakwater
und
wharf
for
the
nio-iuilo
fleet
and
the
nece-sily
of
providing
further
aids
to
navigation
such
us
the
placiitg
of
lights,
etc
The
meeting
last
uight
was
to
have
been
the
annual
ouc
but
it
was
decidel
to
defer
the
eler-
:
r
.rr:
,:l
..II
II...
lloLLr
IN
A
UNll
LAJL,
halibut
boats
are
in
when
it
is
expected
there
will
be
a
larger
I).
Lurseu
TRIED
TO
LAND
WHISKY
IN
U.S.
British
Columbia
Took
Part
In
Prohibition
Boat
Malahat
Fight
With
Officials
VAN
Cut
Vl'.lt.
Xov.
20.
Word
has
been"
received
here
that
the
member
or
the
crew
of
Ihe
Vancouver
rum-runner
Muluhut
fought
a
pitched
battle
wilh
pro
hibition
officials
ut
Seal
Heuch,
California,
when
attempting
lo
land
part
or
lltelr
cungo
or
whiskey
I,,
help
San
Franciscans
celebrate
the
Thanksgiving
holiday.
There
were
no
casualties,
so
lav
us
known.
CONSERVATIVES
MAKE
ONE
GAIN
G.
W.
Spotton
Declared
Elected
on
Recount
Over
Progressive
Previously
Given
Seat
l.tiXluiX.
oul..
Nov.
20.
0.
W.
Spotton.
Couservulive,
wan
elected
by
a
majority
of
eight
in
I
lie
North
Huron
recount.
J.
NV.
King.
Progressive
had
been
previously
"given
us
elected.
SUGGEST
THAT
WINE
BE
SOLD
IN
PARLORS
llaitienl
VICTOIUA.
Xov.
20.
Attorney
ietierul
Manson
denied
today
that
Ihe
lioveruuumt
intended
lo
allow
wine
to
be
sold
In
Leef
(Hirlnr.
He
understood,
how-
seamen
were
picked
up'
und
fear'ever
that
private
members
in
i
felt,
thai
Ihe
remainder
ofjlciid
o
introduce
a
propo!
a!
those
"on
board
were
drowned.
Itlie
present
esion.
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